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Question 1 See full question
For the client who has difficulty falling asleep at night because of withdrawal
symptoms from alcohol, which are abating, which nursing intervention is likely to
be most effective?
You Selected:
• teaching the client relaxation exercises to use before bedtime
Correct response:
• teaching the client relaxation exercises to use before bedtime
Explanation:
The best action by the nurse to help a client who has difficulty falling asleep
would be to teach the client relaxation exercises to use before bedtime to reduce
anxiety and promote relaxation. This activity will also be useful for the client
when out of the hospital. Inviting the client to play a board game is inappropriate
because this activity can be competitive and thus stimulate the client. Allowing
the client to sit in the community room until she feels sleepy is inappropriate
because it does nothing to help the client relax. Taking frequent naps can worsen
the ability to fall asleep at night.
Remediation:
• Relaxation and stress management techniques
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The nurse is caring for a neonate weighing 4,536 g (10 lb) who was born via
cesarean section 1 hour ago to a mother with insulin-dependent diabetes. She
asks the nurse, “Why is my baby in the neonatal intensive care unit?” The nurse
bases a response on the understanding that neonates of mothers with diabetes
commonly develop which condition?
You Selected:
• hypoglycemia
Correct response:
• hypoglycemia
Explanation:
Hypoglycemia is caused by the rapid depletion of glucose stores. In addition,
neonates born to class women with insulin dependent diabetes are about seven
times more likely to suffer from respiratory distress syndrome than neonates born
to nondiabetic women. This neonate should be closely monitored for symptoms of
hypoglycemia and respiratory distress. Neonates of diabetic mothers commonly
have polycythemia, not anemia. Anemia and hemolytic disease are associated with
erythroblastosis fetalis.
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Persistent pulmonary hypertension is associated with meconium aspiration
syndrome.
Remediation:
• Glucose management, neonatal
Question 3 See full question
What is the nurse expected to do when filing a report about an incident of finding
an elderly client with mild dementia on the floor?
You Selected:
• The nurse must file an incident or adverse event report.
Correct response:
• The nurse must file an incident or adverse event report.
Explanation:
Nurses who witnessed the event are responsible for entering the information.
Adverse reporting is a mechanism to find persistent problems; it is confidential
and nonpunitive.
Question 4 See full question
The nurse manager has noticed a sharp increase in medication errors associated
NUR 322 PASSPOINT REVIEW NCLEX EXAM QUESTIONS AND
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with IV antibiotic administration over the past 2 months. The nurse manager
should discuss the situation with each nurse involved and then:
You Selected:
• ask them to attend in-service training for administration of IV medications.
Correct response:
• ask them to attend in-service training for administration of IV medications.
Explanation:
Identification of causes of medication errors requires in-service education to
inform the staff of strategies to decrease these errors. Errors are frequently the
result of systemic problems that can be identified and rectified through problem-
solving techniques and changes in procedures.
Documenting or reporting the situation would not directly assist the nurses in
eliminating errors. Reporting the incidents to the hospital attorney is
unnecessary.
Remediation:
• Safe medication administration practices
Question 5 See full question
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